Tommy Pickles | Rugrats Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia [ show ] Description Tommy Pickles, leader of our intrepid band of Rugrats, is intelligent, courageous, compassionate and articulate. He also happens to be one year old, which gives him an endlessly interesting perspective on life. Stu and Didi Pickles do their best to coddle their oldest child. But as Tommy says, "A baby's gotta do what a baby's gotta do." Under the not so very watchful eyes of the grown-ups, he leads his Rugrat friends on expeditions to unravel the great mysteries of life -- like "Where does the light go when the refrigerator door is closed?" To Tommy Pickles, the world doesn't always make sense, but it makes an incredible amusement park. - Rugrats Description from Klasky Csupo Tommy Pickles has changed quite a bit since he was a baby. For one thing, he now has a full head of hair! Some things, however, are still the same: Tommy and Chuckie are still best friends, and Tommy is the guy all his friends turn to when they need advice or guidance. Tommy has done very well in school, getting good grades in almost every class.

Still, the pressure of studying and keeping up with his pals can cause him to do strange things, like steal garden gnomes while sleepwalking around the neighborhood! Tommy has also developed a budding talent for making films, and is no doubt on his way to becoming a famous director! Just like he was as a baby, Tommy is brave, loyal, and is eager to join in on any adventure. - All Grown Up! Description from Klasky Csupo Summary Tommy is part Christian and part Jewish, and the former born head leader of the babies. He is like twins with Angelica , and is always ready for adventure with courage to spare. Sometimes he leads the babies into trouble (usually as a result of one of Angelica's lies), but he always manages to lead them back out again. He is a loyal friend and always ready for action. Tommy is the best friend of Chuckie Finster , who is the exact opposite of him (except for the fact they are both friendly). He has a younger brother, Dil , who often gets in the way, but Tommy still loves him and is very protective of him. He is the main character in the series and appears in almost every single episode.

He also appears to be the smartest of the babies. Looks In the first series, Tommy is only a 1-year old baby toddler, but his catchphrase to Chuckie Finster makes him call himself a toddler when he tells Chuckie not to be such a baby. He has a large, bald head with a few hairs on it, and large, round eyes, with a thin neck, round ears, and a bit of a belly on him. Tommy's outfit consists of a powder blue shirt that shows his belly-button, and a white, baggy diaper with yellow straps on it. He usually walks around barefoot and seems to be a bit pigeon-toed, as both of his feet face inwards. In All Grown Up!, Tommy is now about 11 years old. He is of average height, with straight white teeth, and spiky, light purplelishly blue colored hair (since season 2). Though, his outfit changes often now, his usual attire is a striped shirt, brown pants, red and white hi-top sneakers, along with a greenish-brown backpack. In this series, he is in fact much wiser and doesn't go on much adventures.

Most of the time, he is either not focusing on the same problem with the group, and instead dealing with his own problems, but sometimes he's with the group and helping with their problems. All the time, he'll be with Chuckie and Dil. Personality Tommy is best known for his bravery and adventure-seeking attitude. He is very playful and will do anything to have an adventure. Tommy is also very loving and protective towards his friends, especially his younger brother, Dil Pickles. He is very caring and kind-hearted, and will never let his friends down. Tommy is extremely brave and is very rarely seen afraid of anything, only on a few small occasions. Tommy is also shown to be daring, as proved in the episode Ransom of Cynthia were he would rather take matters in his own hands instead of surrendering to the enemy. He is also shown to be a natural leader and is looked up to by the other babies, coming up with the most ideas to get his friends and himself out of trouble.

However, Tommy does have his faults, he can be a little short-tempered at times, sometimes act stubborn, a little smug if he lets his older cousin Angelica influence him, and can be rather naive at times because he is a baby. Overall, Tommy is brave, adventurous, selfless, and caring. Once Tommy lost his bravery,However he was able to come back from it and help his friends and lead them once more. Appearances Tommy appears in all but 4 episodes of Rugrats. He also appears in most episodes of All Grown Up!, as he is the main character of each series. His first appearance was in the unaired Tommy Pickles and the Great White Thing . His last appearance was in Golden Boy from All Grown Up!. Relationships Stu Pickles - Stu is Tommy's father Lou Pickles - Grandpa Lou is Tommy and Dil's grandpa, and is someone who Tommy loves very much. Many of Tommy's adventures come from the stories that Grandpa told to Tommy and the other babies.

When Grandpa moved out of the Pickles' home in Acorn Nuts and Diapey Butts , Tommy was upset because he thought Reptar was the cause of Grandpa's sudden urge to leave and tried to get rid of everything Reptar hoping he would come home. However, after Lou and Lulu got married, Lou stayed in the retierment home with Lulu but still comes to visit Tommy and Dil. In All Grown Up! Lou is much older and when taking a class field trip in the episode The Old and the Restless Tommy snaps at him because Lou was embarrasing him, was tired of hearing the war stories, and wanted him to move faster. In the end though, after Tommy, Sean, and Sean's friend got stuck in the broken heart of the exhibit, it was Lou who came to Tommy and his friends rescue and Tommy said he was glad that Lou had told him all the stories. Dil Pickles - Dil is Tommy's younger brother who he loves to play with and teach how things work to. They had a bit of a bad start after he was born, but after getting lost in the forest Tommy and Dil get along much better.

Angelica Pickles - Angelica is Tommy's mean three year old cousin who causes Tommy and the other babies to get into trouble with her lies. Tommy however looks up to Angelica sometimes and helps her whenever she's needs it. Tommy has also been known to care for her and sometimes she cares back. Chuckie Finster - Chuckie is Tommy's best friend, they met when Tommy was only eight days old. Chuckie is the reason Tommy took his first steps and they've been friends ever since. The two friends however have had their small arguments but made up in the end as they become friends again. In All Grown Up they ended their friendship for a brief amount of the episode TP+KF because Chuckie thought Tommy had a crush on Kimi. In the end they became friends again. Kimi Finster - Tommy and Kimi met in Rugrats in Paris: The Movie when Kira brought her along. Kimi is, what Chuckie describes as, "another Tommy" in which Kimi's adventrous personality has her planning adventures and wanting to go on adventures just like Tommy. In the All Grown Up!

episode TP+KF Kimi mentioned that she had a crush on Tommy after they all found Tommy and Kimi's initals carved in the wall. Tommy and Kimi claimed that they weren't into each other but at the end it was hinted that they both have a crush on each other. Phil DeVille - Phil, just like Lil is one of Tommy's friends who are always ready to go on an adventure with Tommy Lil DeVille - Lil, just like Phil, is one of Tommy's friends who are always ready to go on an adventure with Tommy. Trivia Tommy is based on Arlene Klasky's son. In the pilot episode, Tommy was voiced by Tami Holbrook . In the series, he is voiced by E.G. Daily . Tommy's birthday is presumably August 11, considering the fact that the episode focusing on his birthday was officially created August 11, 1990 and then the episode was aired August 11, 1991. However, this could be wrong as a Fourth of July episode took place as the second episode after his first birthday. Tommy appears to have blue eyes, as seen in a close-up of him during the pilot episode , although this may not be true.

Tommy was probably born premature, as he is seen in an incubator in the episode Mother's Day . Tommy, up until Dil was born, was the smallest and youngest main character of Rugrats at the age of 1, tied with Phil and Lil who are also 1. Tommy may be ambidextrous. He has showed in numerous occasions that he can use either hands to do tasks (i.e. bowling, eating, and using glue with his left hand when he is right handed). The cause of this may be because two prominent figures in Tommy's life, his brother Dil and his best friend Chuckie, are left-handed. Therefore, by using his left hand while doing certain tasks in their presence, Tommy has made tasks such as eating easier for them. Originally, Tommy's shirt would be red or orange in Season 1. This can be shown in the pilot when he is wearing orange aprons while sleeping, and in the test pilot when he was wearing an orange T-shirt. In season 1, he was underweight like the rest of the boys, but gained weight along with them (except for Dil, who apparently is actually the right weight). This has only happened in All Grown Up!

Tommy is seen to be an avid fan of "Indiana Jones" which he pronounced "Okie-Dokie Jones". In Rugrats, Tommy is skinnier since he looked at 10 (he should be that age in 5th grade), but this is baby skinny. Tommy is revealed to be a really early walker (5-6 months, when 10 months is the average baby) in A Step At A Time . Tommy has been seen as a 6 year old in the episode Back To School (in Didi's imagination), and 2 year old in All Grown Up!. Tommy is sometimes a singer like Angelica and Susie are. In All Grown Up!, Tommy has different colored hair in season 2. It is a dark purplishly type in season 1 and in season 2, it is light purplishly blue. In the Invader Zim episode "Plague of Babies", Tommy was going to be the leader of the aliens who disguised themselves as human infants, and he would have been voiced by his official voice actress, E.G. Daily.

Due to copyright issues, Nickelodeon wouldn't allow it and this plan was scrapped; despite this, the character that replaced him, Shnooky, still resembles Tommy. Rugrats | TV Show Facts | Go Wild | Paris | Games | Character | Pictures | Tommy | Chuckie | Angelica Hate 3 When four Rugrats - Tommy, Chuckie, Phil and Lil - hit the small screen in 1991, they showed the world that babies are people too. Since then, they've gone wild, gone to Paris and still kept their youthful good looks. Get the low down on everyones favorite 'toon tots! Rugrats - Main Characters Tommy Pickles - The leader of the babies who is always up for adventure . Tommy is named after the son of one of the show's creators. Chuckie Finster - Chuckie is Tommy's best friend who is afraid of everything - especially the dude on the oatmeal box. Phil and Lil DeVille - Twin brother and sister who do everything together - especially get into trouble. Angelica Pickles - The oldest of the tots and Tommy and Dil's cousin. She enjoys bossing the younger babies around and pretending to be an expert on the adult world.

Dil Pickles - The youngest of the babies and Tommy's younger brother. Spike - The Pickles' dog and Tommy's idol. Rugrats - Fun Facts Between 1998 and 2003, the Rugrats were featured in a daily comic strip . The Rugrats have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The 10th anniversary episode of Rugrats shows the Rugrats as they will look when they are 10 years older. The town and state the Rugrats live in is never mentioned on the show though clues have indicated that they live in the southwest . In 2003, Nickelodeon launched the cartoon, All Grown Up , which follows Tommy and the Rugrats gang as pre-teens. Rugrats - Quotes "You babies are so dumb, I can't believe you lived to be one." - Angelica "Sometimes a baby's gotta do what a baby's gotta do." - Tommy Rugrats | Nickelodeon Wikia | Fandom powered by Wikia Edit Tommy Pickles (voiced by E.G. Daily): The most adventurous baby, always getting the group into trouble. Generally considered the babies' leader.

Tommy is named for the first son of Paul Germain, one of the show's creators. Dil Pickles (voiced by Tara Strong): Tommy's younger brother, a true baby (i.e. not a toddler like the other children). Introduced in the first Rugrats movie. Chuckie Finster (voiced by Christine Cavanaugh up to 2002, Nancy Cartwright since): Tommy's loyal sidekick. Afraid of everything. Phil & Lil DeVille (voiced by Kath Soucie): Twins (boy and girl) that have everything in common. Both enjoy playing in mud and like to eat worms and insects. Angelica Pickles (voiced by Cheryl Chase): Tommy and Dil's cousin who always bosses the "babies" around, being the oldest. Enjoys lying to the toddlers, distorting their perception of reality. Acts perfect towards the adults but is generally mean to the babies. Kimi Finster (voiced by Dionne Quan): Chuckie's younger step-sister, introduced in the second Rugrats movie, Rugrats in Paris. Kimi is a very happy girl (years later, a teenager) who always is smiling.

Susie Carmichael (voiced by Cree Summer): A neighborhood friend who is about Angelica's age. When around, Susie often stands up to Angelica when she taunts the young toddlers. The adults Stu Pickles (voiced by Jack Riley of Bob Newhart Show fame): Tommy and Dil's father and brother of Drew. Absent-minded inventor. Married to Didi. Didi Pickles (voiced by Melanie Chartoff): Tommy and Dil's mother. A part-time schoolteacher and married to Stu. Lou Pickles (voiced by David Doyle from 1991, until his death in 1997, and Joe Alaskey; 1997-2004) Tommy, Dil and Angelica's grandfather and Stu and Drew's father. Lived with Stu's family for the first few seasons and often babysat the children. Lulu Pickles (voiced by Debbie Reynolds): Lou's second wife; he met her in the hospital where she works as a nurse. Also Tommy, Dil, and Angelica's grandmother and Stu and Drew's stepmother. Drew Pickles (voiced by Michael Bell): Angelica's father and Stu's brother.

An investment banker (much like Mr. George Banks from Mary Poppins); married to Charlotte. Charlotte Pickles (voiced by Tress MacNeille): Angelica's workaholic mother. CEO of her own company (just like Donald Trump) and married to Drew. She tries to be a good mother, but is usually sidetracked by business interests. Betty DeVille (voiced by Kath Soucie): Phil and Lil's mother. Quite the jock and women's-libber. Married to Howard. Howard DeVille (voiced by Phil Proctor, formerly of Firesign Theatre): Phil and Lil's father. Often overpowered by and cringing towards his wife, Betty. Chaz Finster (voiced by Michael Bell): Widower; Chuckie's father, from whom he inherited his adenoidal whine. Married Kira in the second Rugrats movie. Kimi's step-father. Runs the Java Lava Coffee House. Kira Finster (voiced by Julia Kato): Kimi's mother and Chuckie's step-mother. Married Chaz in the second Rugrats movie. Operates the Java Lava Coffee House with her husband.

Lucy Carmichael (voiced by: Cheryl Carter (1992, 1997-), Lisa Dinkins (1993), Hattie Winston (The Rugrats Movie): Susie's mother and Randy's wife. She is a Harvard-educated "wonder mom" and does a lot of cool things. She is also a Doctor. She delivered Dil. Randy Carmichael (voiced by: Ron Glass): Married to Lucy Carmichael & is Susie's father. Randy is a writer for the famous Dummi Bears Show. The pets Edit Spike (not voiced in the TV show, but voiced by Bruce Willis only in Rugrats Go Wild): The Pickles' brown hound dog. Tommy deeply admires him. Fifi (not voiced): Purple poodle which Spike fell in love with in the second Rugrats movie. Now, lives with the Finsters. Puppy and Peppy (not voiced): Purple and brown (respectively) puppies adopted by the Drew Pickles and Chaz Finster households. Probable (one is led to believe) offspring of a union between Spike and Fifi.

Fluffy (not voiced): Angelica's cat who Angelica loves dearly, but who always causes trouble for the others, particularly Spike. Reptar(not voiced): Not exactly a pet, but rather, a popular film character. A big green dinosaur reminiscent of Godzilla. Tommy and the other Rugrats love him; Reptar products such as cars, clothes and candy are frequently seen on the show. Reptar was a main character in Rugrats in Paris: The Movie and had his own theme park called Euro Reptarland. There was a giant Reptar robot there too. Robosnail (voiced by John Lithgow): Reptar's arch enemy. Robosnail is an mechanical snail with snapping pincers. He made a special guest appearance in Rugrats in Paris, controlled by Jean Claude. Robosnail and Reptar fought throughout Paris and he wound up falling into a river. Setting Edit The series has a very vague setting. It has been shown that the Rugrats, as it is probably assumed, live in the United States, but the name of a specific city or state is never mentioned.

The best guess as to which region of the country in which the series takes place is somewhere in the southwest, since the family has taken trips to both the Grand Canyon and Las Vegas, and Stu once mentioned "driving through the desert" while returning home from a one-day trip. There have also been several scenes of desert or arid land around the area where the Rugrats live. It is also unclear what type of community the characters live in; it could be a small city or a suburb of a larger city. This ambiguity in the setting was probably done intentionally to help give the impression of seeing the world through the naive eyes of toddlers. One episode does however show they live somewhere in California due to the license plate shown on Grandpa's station wagon. Also in the episode Special Delivery, a post office has the state flag in front of it. In another episode in the first season, Didi is shown teaching at a high school in Yucaipa, an actual town about 70 miles east of Los Angeles. It does seem to snow in the wintertime, as in the episode where the babies play in the snow and pretend to go to the north pole.

Brief history Edit The series debuted on August 11, 1991 (with "Tommy's First Birthday") as part of Nick's latest move: commissioning its own animated series (known as Nicktoons ). It went out of production in 1994, but after increased ratings when shown in primetime it was revived in 1997, subsequently leading to 3 films: The Rugrats Movie (1998), which became the first non-Disney animated film to earn $100 million in the US, Rugrats in Paris: The Movie (2000), and Rugrats Go Wild! (2003), a crossover with The Wild Thornberrys that was hated by many fans. Despite the fact that The Rugrats Movie did very well at the box office, many fans feel that this was the moment when Rugrats jumped the shark. In 2001, the show celebrated its 10th anniversary by making a special one-hour episode about what the Rugrats would be like 10 years older. After the special had aired, Klasky-Csupo said that they had no plans to make a series about it.

The special became one of the highest rated episodes in Nick's history. Nick eventually commissioned a full series, All Grown Up , which started its regular run in November 2003 (a sneak peek full episode named Coup DeVille had aired earlier in April). Many fans feel that AGU has taken a step in the right direction, while others feel that it takes away from the show's original premise, and reduces it to something that, at best, vaguely resembles the show that many people grew to love in the 1990s, and pales in comparison to the writing, acting, artwork, and even music of the original show. Still, it is considered the best cartoon Klasky-Csupo has made since 1998. Meanwhile, production on the Rugrats series (along with that of most of the other Klasky-Csupo shows) was eventually shut down, and the last new episode ("Hurricane Alice") aired on August 1, 2004. In 2005, Klasky-Csupo announced that they were reviving the original Rugrats as a series of DVDs based on classic fairy tales.

The first were based on Snow White and Jack and the Beanstalk. Other spinoff plans Edit Besides All Grown Up! there were plans for two other spinoffs that never made it to air: The Carmichaels was planned to see Susie move away from California to Atlanta, where she apparently has relatives. There were plans to make The Carmichaels into a series as early as the 1999-2000 TV season, but plans involving the toddler Rugrats had put the new series' plans on ice. Subsequently, when plans for All Grown Up! and Angelica and Susie's School Daze (below) came up, concerns for continuity prompted this idea to be shelved for good. The "Kwanzaa" ep (2001) serves as the show's pilot. Angelica and Susie's School Daze was planned to be about the titular characters going to pre-school. 13 eps had originally been ordered, and slated to premiere late 2002, and was also intended to feature new looks for the two characters.

The most recent official word on this series was in this press release for All Grown Up!, when it was announced that it was reduced to just 4 episodes. There were also complications involving the planned new animation designs for the characters. The "Pre-School Daze" ep (made for 2002, aired 2004) serves as the show's pilot, and used the regular Rugrats look (as did the other episodes involving the preschoolers that actually aired before that ep in the US). Latest news: Klasky-Csupo has finally completed the 4 episodes of the series [1] . However, the Rugrats as babies will live on in direct-to-DVD feature animation series Rugrats: Tales From The Crib. Trivia The Rugrats received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in a ceremony on June 28, 2001. It was placed at 6600 W. Hollywood Bl., near Cherokee Ave. outside a toy and costume shop. ( Klasky-Csupo press release ) The Rugrats had a daily comic strip that ran from 1998 to 2003. The Pickles are a mixed Jewish-Christian family.

Many fans say the Pickles are somewhat based on Arlene Klasky's real family (for example, as in the show, she is from southern California and in real life she is Jewish and married to a Christian). There are two episodes that reflect the Pickles' Jewish heritage, one episode deals with the Passover holiday and the other with Chanukah (in addition to episodes about Christmas, Easter, etc.). These episodes have been praised by Jewish groups and are re-run every year on Nick at the appropriate holiday times and can also be purchased on VHS or DVD. Tommy Pickles | Rugrats Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia Thomas Malcolm "Tommy" Pickles is the main protagonist of the Nickelodeon [2] animated television series ' Rugrats and its spin-off [3] All Grown Up! . He is series ' Rugrats and its spin-off All Grown Up! . He is clad in only a T-shirt and a diaper and is bald with big, blank eyes. [1 ] [2 ] He translates everything adult into baby gibberish. [3 ] Arlene Klasky said that she based the character of Tommy on her own son.

[4 ] In the Rugrats pilot episode, Tommy was voiced by Tami Holbrook. In the TV series , the character was voiced by E.G. Daily . [5 ] "I'll get you go first! I'm gonna it first!" said Tommy. His main catchphrase was "a baby's gotta do, what a baby's gotta do!" Having a Jewish mother and a Christian father, Tommy celebrates both Jewish and Christian holidays ( Hanukkah and Christmas for example). The San Jose Mercury News wrote in 1998 that "Tommy Pickles is a bigger star than George Clooney." [6 ] Contents Edit Tommy is best known for being the most courageous of the children, often proposing new and innovative ideas towards the subject matter and leading the other children (Chuckie, Phil, Lil, Kimi, Susie, and, reluctantly, Angelica) on imaginative adventures. He also has the incredible ability to coerce and inspire the others into overcoming their fears and challenging the boundaries set by their parents. Inside his diaper is a plastic screwdriver, which he uses to get himself and his friends out of the play pen.

He was the youngest character (although not much younger than Phil and Lil ) until his younger brother Dil was born; despite that, he had a reputation for being the " bravest " baby. But in the episode "The Bravliest Baby" Tommy "lost" his bravery, and Angelica picked Chuckie as the "new" bravest baby. His parents are usually inattentive to his antics, but will ignore/dismiss his actions if they do catch him up to something. In the episode "Mommy's Little Assets" Charlotte babysat him and she often rarely punished or disciplined him but it was up to her to do so. Most other time his parents just scold him instead of threatening him punishment for his bad behavior. These adventures of his usually involved in solving simple dilemmas that are complicated by big imaginations. For instance, in an episode where Tommy's parents were speaking of dust bunnies, and Angelica told him the bunnies hid under the carpet to try to eat him, he decided he must cross the carpeted floors and get into the kitchen by climbing on the furniture and not touching the carpet itself. He also stands up to his evil-minded cousin Angelica Pickles .

He appeared in the most episodes of any character. At the start of the series, Tommy was exactly one year old and was presumably the youngest of the core Rugrats. Edit Tommy's distinct features in Rugrats are a mostly-bald head with a few strands of hair and stubble, a sky blue shirt , a diaper , bow-legs, and pigeon-toed feet. Tommy wears a white diaper with yellow straps, which sometimes sags or falls off. In certain episodes he wore a red shirt with overalls, like in the second pilot "Tommy's First Birthday". Although every episode since he has worn a sky blue shirt. He has no visible teeth in the front of his mouth, but he has one tooth on the right side of his jaw when seen from the inside. [ edit ] In the Rugrats films The Rugrats Movie Tommy is the leader and the main character of the movie. He and his friends are playing Okey Dokey Jones (a parody of Indiana Jones ) at the beginning of the film. He gets a new baby brother, however, he thought he was getting a sister and while his mother is giving birth he and his friends go through the hospital to "find her".

Unfortunately, Didi has her baby and her baby is male. His friends (Lil and Phil) plan to take Dil back to the baby store or "hopsical" ( hospital ). Tommy does not want Phil and Lil DeVille to take Dil to the hospital because his mom and dad want to keep him. He realizes that Dil is a bad, naughty baby (hogging the blanket, not cooperating, drinking up all their milk) and takes a jar of banana baby food, holding it above Dil's head. About to pour the food on Dil, he stops himself, holds him close and says "I'm sorry, Dil." As they become loving brothers, Tommy sings Dil a lullabye and they slowly fall alsleep. Before the film ends, Dil decides to share his bottle with his big brother, Tommy. Rugrats in Paris: The Movie In contrast to the first and third films, Tommy plays a supporting role. In the opening moments of the film, he and Dil are at Grandpa Lou's wedding. He is angry because someone took Dil's pacifier and buried it in the sandbox (although he mentions that the park is his favorite place).

Despite being a major character, this is his most prominent moment in the film as Chuckie is the central focus. He and the other Rugrats help Chuckie find his new mother. Rugrats Go Wild After the Pickles, DeVilles, & Finsters are shipwrecked on a deserted island, rather than on a fancy cruise thanks to Stu, Tommy decides that they should look for Nigel Thornberry (as he says Nigel Strawberry), to help them get home. They eventually do, but Nigel develops amnesia and the thinks that he is a toddler. This is a crossover animated film of Rugrats and The Wild Thornberrys . He aims to be just like his hero, Nigel, as he pretends to be him and "captures film" of a three-toed sloth. Lil, being the camerawoman and Chuckie, the director, and others spot a Siberian tiger (in their words Siferian tiger). As they all, except Tommy, get away in the jeep, the tiger bites at Tommy's diper until it snaps. Thus, sending them into the river, where they encounter a "Crocagator" and escape it with a chew toy.

In the final scene, the families unite and Tommy decides to be like his father when he gets older. [ edit ] All Grown Up! Edit [4] [5] Tommy as seen in All Grown Up!===[ edit ] Personality=== Similar to Susie 's talent for singing, Tommy also has a newfound talent: making films with his camcorder (perhaps a residue trait leftover from wanting to be like Nigel). A few episodes have been made around this fact: "Truth or Consequences" (first US tx: November 30, 2003), revealed he made his first film at the age of 37 months, then making a negative film about his friends. The main storyline of "Brother, Can You Spare The Time?" (first US tx: January 17, 2004) opened with him mentioning recently winning a young filmmaker's award; and one storyline in the episode "Bad Aptitude" (first US tx: June 4, 2004) was about Tommy's sudden early retirement from filmmaking after making a flop and receiving an unfavorable (for his filmmaking aspirations) result on his career aptitude exam.

However, he has not been seen with his camcorder since "The Big Score" (first US tx: April 25, 2005), when he was filming Lil at the soccer field. In the episode "Thief Encounter" (first US tx: December 6, 2003), he was discovered to be stealing goods from around the neighborhood, but that was because he was sleep walking; in "River Rats" (first US tx: December 13, 2003), he was shown to be afraid of water , stemming from an experience during a fishing outing with his grandpa; in "Dude, Where's My Horse?" (first US tx: July 16, 2005), he was the worst cowboy out of the regulars (always roping up Lil). Up until early Season 2, Tommy was also either shown or mentioned as being part of the school soccer team, even trying to teach Dil how to play ("Fools Rush In", first US tx: June 5, 2004). Lately (more specifically since the episode "The Big Score"), however, all the focus on soccer has involved only Phil and Lil DeVille.

He had his first kiss with Olivia in episode 26, "Fear of Falling". Also it is shown that he might have feelings for his friend Kimi Finster in the episode " TP + KF ". Edit Tommy now has purple hair like his father, Stu. From season 2 onwards, his hair was changed to a lighter purple color. For season one, he wears a white shirt with yellow sleeves. For later seasons, Tommy (like most characters) expanded his wardrobe and began wearing many different outfits. He still keeps his screwdriver he had as a baby in his pocket. More recently, he had a keychain with a screwdriver on it. Nickelodeon Animation Studios · Klasky Csupo · Wang Film Productions · Anivision · Judaism in Rugrats Retrieved from " "View page ratingsRate this pageRate this pagePage ratings What's this? Current average ratings.

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characters | Fictional characters introduced in 1990 | Fictional photographers | Fictional Jews | Fictional American Jews | Fictional American people of Scottish descent | Fictional American people of Russian descent | Child characters in television Personal tools Edit Tommy is best known for being the most courageous of the children, often proposing new and innovative ideas towards the subject matter and leading the other children (Chuckie, Phil, Lil, Kimi, Susie, and, reluctantly, Angelica) on imaginative adventures. He also has the incredible ability to coerce and inspire the others into overcoming their fears and challenging the boundaries set by their parents. Inside his diaper is a plastic screwdriver, which he uses to get himself and his friends out of the play pen. He was the youngest character (although not much younger than Phil and Lil ) until his younger brother Dil was born; despite that, he had a reputation for being the " bravest " baby. But in the episode "The Bravliest Baby" Tommy "lost" his bravery, and Angelica picked Chuckie as the "new" bravest baby. His parents are usually inattentive to his antics, but will ignore/dismiss his actions if they do catch him up to something.

In the episode "Mommy's Little Assets" Charlotte babysat him and she often rarely punished or disciplined him but it was up to her to do so. Most other time his parents just scold him instead of threatening him punishment for his bad behavior. These adventures of his usually involved in solving simple dilemmas that are complicated by big imaginations. For instance, in an episode where Tommy's parents were speaking of dust bunnies, and Angelica told him the bunnies hid under the carpet to try to eat him, he decided he must cross the carpeted floors and get into the kitchen by climbing on the furniture and not touching the carpet itself. He also stands up to his evil-minded cousin Angelica Pickles . He appeared in the most episodes of any character. At the start of the series, Tommy was exactly one year old and was presumably the youngest of the core Rugrats. Edit Tommy's distinct features in Rugrats are a mostly-bald head with a few strands of hair and stubble, a sky blue shirt , a diaper , bow-legs, and pigeon-toed feet. Tommy wears a white diaper with yellow straps, which sometimes sags or falls off.

In certain episodes he wore a red shirt with overalls, like in the second pilot "Tommy's First Birthday". Although every episode since he has worn a sky blue shirt. He has no visible teeth in the front of his mouth, but he has one tooth on the right side of his jaw when seen from the inside. [ edit ] In the Rugrats films The Rugrats Movie Tommy is the leader and the main character of the movie. He and his friends are playing Okey Dokey Jones (a parody of Indiana Jones ) at the beginning of the film. He gets a new baby brother, however, he thought he was getting a sister and while his mother is giving birth he and his friends go through the hospital to "find her". Unfortunately, Didi has her baby and her baby is male. His friends (Lil and Phil) plan to take Dil back to the baby store or "hopsical" ( hospital ). Tommy does not want Phil and Lil DeVille to take Dil to the hospital because his mom and dad want to keep him.

He realizes that Dil is a bad, naughty baby (hogging the blanket, not cooperating, drinking up all their milk) and takes a jar of banana baby food, holding it above Dil's head. About to pour the food on Dil, he stops himself, holds him close and says "I'm sorry, Dil." As they become loving brothers, Tommy sings Dil a lullabye and they slowly fall alsleep. Before the film ends, Dil decides to share his bottle with his big brother, Tommy. Rugrats in Paris: The Movie In contrast to the first and third films, Tommy plays a supporting role. In the opening moments of the film, he and Dil are at Grandpa Lou's wedding. He is angry because someone took Dil's pacifier and buried it in the sandbox (although he mentions that the park is his favorite place). Despite being a major character, this is his most prominent moment in the film as Chuckie is the central focus. He and the other Rugrats help Chuckie find his new mother.

Rugrats Go Wild After the Pickles, DeVilles, & Finsters are shipwrecked on a deserted island, rather than on a fancy cruise thanks to Stu, Tommy decides that they should look for Nigel Thornberry (as he says Nigel Strawberry), to help them get home. They eventually do, but Nigel develops amnesia and the thinks that he is a toddler. This is a crossover animated film of Rugrats and The Wild Thornberrys . He aims to be just like his hero, Nigel, as he pretends to be him and "captures film" of a three-toed sloth. Lil, being the camerawoman and Chuckie, the director, and others spot a Siberian tiger (in their words Siferian tiger). As they all, except Tommy, get away in the jeep, the tiger bites at Tommy's diper until it snaps. Thus, sending them into the river, where they encounter a "Crocagator" and escape it with a chew toy. In the final scene, the families unite and Tommy decides to be like his father when he gets older. [ edit ] All Grown Up!

Edit [6] [7] Tommy as seen in All Grown Up!===[ edit ] Personality=== Similar to Susie 's talent for singing, Tommy also has a newfound talent: making films with his camcorder (perhaps a residue trait leftover from wanting to be like Nigel). A few episodes have been made around this fact: "Truth or Consequences" (first US tx: November 30, 2003), revealed he made his first film at the age of 37 months, then making a negative film about his friends. The main storyline of "Brother, Can You Spare The Time?" (first US tx: January 17, 2004) opened with him mentioning recently winning a young filmmaker's award; and one storyline in the episode "Bad Aptitude" (first US tx: June 4, 2004) was about Tommy's sudden early retirement from filmmaking after making a flop and receiving an unfavorable (for his filmmaking aspirations) result on his career aptitude exam.

However, he has not been seen with his camcorder since "The Big Score" (first US tx: April 25, 2005), when he was filming Lil at the soccer field. In the episode "Thief Encounter" (first US tx: December 6, 2003), he was discovered to be stealing goods from around the neighborhood, but that was because he was sleep walking; in "River Rats" (first US tx: December 13, 2003), he was shown to be afraid of water , stemming from an experience during a fishing outing with his grandpa; in "Dude, Where's My Horse?" (first US tx: July 16, 2005), he was the worst cowboy out of the regulars (always roping up Lil). Up until early Season 2, Tommy was also either shown or mentioned as being part of the school soccer team, even trying to teach Dil how to play ("Fools Rush In", first US tx: June 5, 2004). Lately (more specifically since the episode "The Big Score"), however, all the focus on soccer has involved only Phil and Lil DeVille.

He had his first kiss with Olivia in episode 26, "Fear of Falling". Also it is shown that he might have feelings for his friend Kimi Finster in the episode " TP + KF ". Edit Tommy now has purple hair like his father, Stu. From season 2 onwards, his hair was changed to a lighter purple color. For season one, he wears a white shirt with yellow sleeves. For later seasons, Tommy (like most characters) expanded his wardrobe and began wearing many different outfits. He still keeps his screwdriver he had as a baby in his pocket. More recently, he had a keychain with a screwdriver on it. Nickelodeon Animation Studios · Klasky Csupo · Wang Film Productions · Anivision · Judaism in Rugrats Retrieved from " "View page ratingsRate this pageRate this pagePage ratings What's this? Current average ratings. Trustworthy Objective Complete Well-written I am highly knowledgeable about this topic (optional)I have a relevant college/university degreeIt is part of my professionIt is a deep personal passionThe source of my knowledge is not listed here I would like to help improve Wikipedia, send me an e-mail (optional)We will send you a confirmation e-mail.

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He is simply called by Tommy and only Tommy to strike fear into his many enemies hearts, and kidneys. Chuckie Finster – Two-year-old toddler Chuckie is a textbook case of the need to administer Xanax. Chuckie is also Tommy's sidekick/best friend. The two are probably not gay , not yet. Phil and Lil – The twins Phil and Lil, who are called by that only with no real surname. These two made the dramatic discovery that mud and bugs can be an important food source in extreme cases. They taught Bear Grylls to drink piss. Angelica – The cool kid Angelica Pickles, although some skeptics call her a "bully" or a "nasty piece of work". Angelica is simply showing the babies their correct place in society as worthless pieces of shit. Suzzie – Upon receiving complains that Rugrats was racist in that it only portrayed the life of white people. The producers came to the conclusion throwing a little black girl into the mix was the only real solution, thus we now have Suzzie. Dil – The shark jumper . Dil is Tommy's younger brother. He is unable to speak to the babies, but is able to garble words together.

He likes to chew and drool on people and things . He also enjoys hitting Tommy in the head with various objects, most notably his rattle. Dil was introduced in the first Rugrats movie after his birth. edit Adults Stu Pickles – The bumbling dad and inventor of the piece. Stu is Tommy and Dil's "daddy" as he is called by the babies. Stu covers all the perks of a regular dad including: Loosing you in the local forest, building a giant robotic dinosaur, and getting you shipwrecked on a deserted island. Before becoming a father and inventing toys he designed firearms until witnessing a drive bye shooting at a playground using a model he made. Deedy – Deedy (also called Deed or some horrible long name in some foreign language ) is the mother of Tommy and Dil and lucky wife, of Stu Pickles.(However, she really was cheating on him and creating pornographies with Charles.) Deedy is a unemployed and "cares" for the babies at home. Drew Pickles – Drew is the brother of Stuart and father of Angelica. He is well known for his typical brotherly relationship with Stu and Strict policy of no bullying the babies with his daughter .

Charlotte – Your typical busy working mom. Charlotte is simply renowned even by the characters as having no life . She is so dedicated to her work and that mysterious "Johnathon" fellow that she probably couldn't give you her daughters name if you asked, many speculate she is having an affair with Johnathon. Howard – Howard (typically called Howwy) is quite literally the durp-brain of this whole fucking circus. One time the babies stole his belt whilst he was conducting "baby" watch sleeping, another time he nearly got eaten by a circus lion. Betty – Betty is Howards wife and the twins mother. She is fat . She is also the show's token lesbian . Charles – Also called Chad, "Chaz,", "Chase", "Cheese", or Jad during his brief relationship to Coco Labouche . He's the piondexter of the whole group and would be socially isolated from even the geekiest of geeks. Charles wanted love for a very long time and finally found her woman when he visited Paris . He was than shot by Stu after it was discovered he had been cheating with his Deedy. Kira - Is a Japanese woman married to Charles, she is Kimi's mother and Chuckie's new mommy.

Very bland . edit Movies The brutality of it all, this is seriously as violent as it gets! The First Movie – Alright, this is where everything begins, so pay attention. They somehow through the assistance of a swift kick, stealing a doll and end up lost in the forest. Despite the handicap of being barely able to walk and talk, they all somehow survive. Even against: drowning, an evil wolf, starvation , lightning, cannibalization, monkeys, and a falling tree. They Go to France – *yawn" shit is really going on now, as if being lost in the forest isn't bad enough, the babies find themselves most in a strange and highly scary world full of frogs, surrender and highbrow sex scenes . This will be there greatest challenge yet. They even find themselves in control of a 30 foot high robotic dinosaur . Spoilers, Chad marries Kerra!!! Crossover crisis? – Yes predictably by the third movie, when the producers are clearly running next to zero on ideas for the new movie, they resort to the highly cliched, cross over. Where by characters from another innocent nickelodeon cartoon, are humiliated and corrupted through meeting those they should never meet.

Tommy Pickles | Christmas Specials Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia " The Finster Who Stole Christmas " Thomas "Tommy" Pickles is one of the main characters from the Nickelodeon animated series Rugrats and its spin-off All Grown Up! . He is a courageous young boy who is often going on all sorts of imaginary adventures, usually accompanied by his friends, Chuckie , Kimi , Phil, and Lil . He is always willing to stick up for his friends against bullies like his cousin, Angelica . In All Grown Up! (which takes place approximately ten years after the events of the original series), it is shown that he later starts pursuing a career in film making. Series co-creator Arlene Klasky said that she based the character of Tommy on her own son. Having a Jewish mother and a Christian father, Tommy celebrates both Jewish and Christian holidays ( Hanukkah and Christmas , for example). Contents Rugrats Tommy in "The Santa Experience" In the series' first Christmas episode " The Santa Experience ", Tommy is surprised at the very idea that his best friend, Chuckie, finds Santa Claus to be scary.

To prove to him that he should not be scared of Santa, Tommy decides to catch Santa when he shows up on Christmas Eve . After arriving at the mountain cabin that their families have rented for Christmas, Tommy and Chuckie install traps in all the spots where Santa could enter - except, ironically, the chimney. Later, after he appears at the end of the episode, it is shown that Tommy received a spinning top from him. In the series' second Christmas episode, " Let It Snow ", Tommy and his friends mistakenly think that it is Christmas but believe that Santa Claus is not bringing any gifts because it isn't snowing, so he and his friends try to make it snow. In the series' third and final Christmas episode, " Babies in Toyland ", Tommy wants to make sure his younger brother, Dil , has a great first Christmas. He, Dil, and the other Rugrats, along with their families, go to Christmasland, a park designed by Stu for his Aunt Charlotte's company. When Angelica annoys the man hired to play Santa so much that he quits, Tommy is distraught that this now means Dil's first Christmas will be terrible.

However, Kimi theorizes that Santa left his gifts for them at his workshop, so Tommy leads the Rugrats on an adventure across the park to find Santa's workshop, during which they get caught in the park's Nutcracker animatronic show and present gifts to Baby Jesus in the Nativity display. Later, Angelica, having had a change of heart, presents Tommy with a toy camera from Santa (possibly foreshadowing his interest in film making in All Grown Up!). All Grown Up! Tommy as a preteen in " The Finster Who Stole Christmas " Tommy's subplot in the All Grown Up! Christmas episode " The Finster Who Stole Christmas " focuses on him and Dil trying to write a new Hanukkah song. During the episode, he also finds out about Chuckie mistakenly stealing the Hillicki family's Christmas tree, and eventually helps him secretly return it to them. At the end of the episode, he and Dil sing their new Hanukkah song at church, right after Susie finishes singing " The First Noel ".

Other Christmas productions In addition, Tommy also made a few appearances in the Merry Nickmas interstitial shorts that Nickelodeon aired from 2002 to 2005. His most prominent role in these shorts was in " A Chuckie Finster Christmas, Channukah, Kwaanza, Winter Solstice "; in this parody of A Charlie Brown Christmas , he portrays the role of Linus van Pelt and attempts to recite the background story of the titular holidays. He also appears as one of the citizens of Toonville in " How the You-Know-Who Stole You-Know-What! " and can be seen in " Holiday Party " and " The 12 Days of Nickmas ".

Question: In the Rugrats, who is Tommy Pickles' younger brother?
Answer: Dil